A game persona portrayed by a player. The PC acts independently and as the player desires. He/she is bound only by the game rules.
the character (or characters) in the game the player controls. The term 'avatar' (qv) is more commonly used these days.
(or player's character, abbreviated PC) literally, a character played by a player a character played by and identified with by either the GM or a player. contrasts with non-player character.
Character in game where an actual person is controlling it.
A character that a player controls, usually one of the main protagonists of the chapter or chronicle.
(or PC): A character that is controlled by a player all the time (not an NPC). (D&D 1)
a character controlled by a player in the game. Normally, players in RPGs (especially LARPs) control only one PC at a time. See also cast, Game Master, non-player character.
(PC) A Player Character is controlled by a Player. When you play a Character you are essentially pretending to be them for the duration of the game.
The character in the game world that is controlled by the player.
character controlled by a player other than the Dungeon Master. The standard abbreviation for player character is PC.
A player character or playable character (PC) is a fictional character in a game who is controlled or controllable by the player. A player character is typically a protagonist of the story told in the course of the game.